RadarOpus Manuals & Tutorial vdeos

Here you will find some interesting tutorial videos for RadarOpus and a manual including all tutorial video links.

RadarOpus version 2.2 was released with many new features:
Increased browsing speed thought Synthesis. Copy/paste the analysis to email or Word. A new certified Boenninghausen Pocketbook repertory  by Heiner Frei with a special Polar Analysis. Making repertory additions, make additions with MM links to the exact source. A miasmatic analysis module, many new provings and other MM documents, and many other software improvements.]

Fully GDPG compliant, the Family Finder of Anne Vervacke, and many more new options and modules.
Check out the full RadarOpus manual for all details and tutorial videos

Start to learn RadarOpus with these tutorials videos

• View these introduction videos first (pdf with links)
  
• Heiner Frei Polarity analysis (video)
• Making repertory additions (video)
  
• How to make a backup (video)
  
• Paul Herscu - Cycles and Segments module (video)
  
• Change the default search location (video)
• Save symptom clipboards (analysis) seperately - not in the patient file (video)
• Save symptom clipboards to the patient file (video)
• Browse in a reference (materia medica) document (video)
• How to use the Backspace button to find from current location
• more video's can be found in the general RadarOpus manual
  

RadarOpus manuals

• Make sure you check these Advised settings which work best for novice users.
  
• Download the full RadarOpus manual for version 2.2 (pdf version)  (updated for version 2.2.14: 17 Jan 2020)
  This manual also contains links to all tutorial videos. First download the manual to your computer.
• Paul Herscu example case of using: Cycles and Segments (pdf and video link)
  
• (Only for testers: how to make an additional copy of RadarOpus before testing)

Hahnemann Disease Classification (Ewald Stöteler)

• Additional manual with tips to use RadarOpus with the Disease Classification (pdf version)
  

Boenninghausen

• General introduction about the Boenninghausen method (pdf)
• Explaining the Polar analysis (video)
• Explanation by George Dimitriadis: 'why a new translation of the Boenninghausen Repertory' (pdf)

Live training

If you have any remaining questions please contact your local representative or send an email to Rene Otter (General contact).
You could ask you local representative for an introductory hands on training via Skype, which will allow you to get started quickly. Find your representative via the top toolbar.
For an overview of all international representatives please see here.

Technical Support

Make sure you also view the Installation page if you have any installation questions and support.